UK Horse Racing Tips: Lingfield

SMART CHARGER has only finished out of the top two places on one of his five starts for the Alan King stable and he goes off the same rating as his most recent second at Kempton. The four-year-old retains the visor from that effort and might be the one to beat. Ship To Shore took care of Solid Silver (seventh) over C&D last time and is the obvious danger, while Wannabe Brave is another to keep an eye on.
Prediction : 1st Smart Charger 2nd Ship To Shore 3rd Wannabe Brave

GO WILD finished behind a strongly fancied rival when hitting the crossbar over track and trip on her latest outing and that might be the best form on offer in this contest. Mick Appleby's three-year-old looks well placed to shed her maiden tag at the fourth time of asking. Clara Barton hinted at ability when finishing fifth on her debut over 1m2f here and may benefit from this drop in distance. Gold Aura completes the shortlist.
Prediction : 1st Go Wild 2nd Clara Barton 3rd Gold Aura

MARCHOGION took a pleasant step forward from his debut effort to occupy the runner-up berth at Chester last time and, with the likelihood of plenty more to offer, he looks the one to beat. Yankee Dude shaped with plenty of promise when making the frame on his first start at Yarmouth and he has to be respected. Any market confidence behind either Tornado Alert or Chukotka on their respective debuts would be interesting.
Prediction : 1st Marchogion 2nd Yankee Dude 3rd Tornado Alert

The Thames Boatman boasts impressive stats here with a two out of two record and a return to the all-weather may see him sneak into the frame. Invincible Speed arrives in good form with a Wolverhampton victory, following two second places here over a furlong further, and he may prove the bigger danger to ALMATY STAR. Trainer Robert Cowell has a lofty reputation with his sprinters and if the four-year-old gets a clear run, he may follow up his recent Goodwood success off just 2lb higher.
Prediction : 1st Almaty Star 2nd Invincible Speed 3rd The Thames Boatman

Silver Nightfall sports a first-time visor, and if that keeps the Adaay gelding on a straighter path, he may well get into the mix where it matters despite top-weight. Twilight Dancer is beginning to look well-handicapped and showed signs of a return to her best when second here. She may be the one to chase home ASTRONOMICA. Left with too much to do when second at Nottingham, an added 4lb may not stop her here if she can be ridden nearer to the pace.
Prediction : 1st Astronomica 2nd Twilight Dancer 3rd Silver Nightfall

PHOENIX MOON was allowed to race on the front end when winning over course and distance last month after pulling too hard most of this season. If she is finally learning to settle, an added 3lb from the handicapper may not stop her following up. Shamardia is another C&D winner after getting up late to score by a neck earlier in the month and she can also go well, leaving Katie G to fill the final placing.
Prediction : 1st Phoenix Moon 2nd Shamardia 3rd Katie G

Narrowly denied on his return from an 84-day break at Kempton last month, CAPRELO is likely to have more improvement to come and he can regain the winning thread off a 2lb higher mark. A winner here over 1m2f on her penultimate outing and runner-up at Chelmsford since, Orbital is a leading contender for her in-form connections, as well as Louis Quatorze, who ran a creditable race from the front at Newbury last time out.
Prediction : 1st Caprelo 2nd Orbital 3rd Louis Quatorze

BOBACIOUS wasn't for catching when making all at Windsor last time out and a substantial 9lb rise may not be enough to prevent him from landing a third victory of the year. Georgina Nicholls' charge gets the vote ahead of Uzincso, who has strong claims on his penultimate second over C&D, and the capable Covert Mission.Making his first start for new connections, Spook is capable of being in the shake-up, along with Forge Valley Lad.
Prediction : 1st Bobacious 2nd Uzincso 3rd Covert Mission